The quote you've posted doesn't seem to specify one way or the other. You can read into it if you want, but the quote alone isn't specific.According to Babs, not "potential hijackings," the actual 911 plot to hijack commercial airliners to use as missiles against the WTC, Pentagon, and White House.
Now this is getting somewhere. Not that him being a truther would make Babs one, but I think that carries more weight than her quote that you've posted. But that's my interpretation anyway. Couples tend to share similar views and if he's obviously a truther there's a good chance she is too.Who? You do know who Barbara Streisand is, yes? Did you not know she is married to James Brolin, aka James Streisand? The same guy who advised the audience to check out a 911 truth website when he was on The View. The same guy who wished everyone a "Happy 911."
I'm not familiar with her husband or his quotes in regard to 9/11 conspiracies. I don't really care about what celebrities think about 9/11 or politics. I just saw you reading too much into that pretty generic quote.
But she didn't say he knew about the specific act. The quote doesn't specify.You did indeed say Bush 43 was at fault. You said 911 occurred because of Bush 43's "incompetence." Knowing about 911 in advance, which is what Babs says Bush is guilty of, and not responding to the threat, regardless of the reason, produces the same result, whether Bush didn't act out of incompetence or malevolence.
On its face, her quote you posted is very sane. The administration was warned of preparations for hijackings. Not sure if they did anything about it or not, but whatever they did (or didn't do), it obviously wasn't enough.No. She is still insane. Babs'only interest is to blame Bush 43 for 911. That has been her raison d'etre since 2002.
Yet it wasn't after Bush's inauguration that we even knew for sure who attacked the USS Cole. When did Bush act on that knowledge? November 2002.Clinton was in office for 7 years when the Cole was hit. Bush was in office for 7 months when 911 occurred.
Clinton couldn't do anything unless it was killing indiscriminately. Maybe Bush didn't have an opportunity until nearly 2 years after his inauguration. Or maybe he didn't bother doing anything until he was forced to take the threat of terrorism seriously.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Cole_bombing
Then-National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice told the Commission that when the administration took office on 20 January 2001, "We knew that there was speculation that the 2000 Cole attack was al Qaeda... We received, I think, on 25 January the same assessment [of al-Qaeda responsibility]. It was preliminary. It was not clear."
The Washington Post reported that, on 9 February, Vice President Dick Cheney was briefed on bin Laden's responsibility "without hedge."
Newsweek reported that on the following day, "six days after Bush took office," the FBI "believed they had clear evidence tying the bombers to Al Qaeda."
Regardless, even according to those in the administration, Bush wasn't paying the same attention to terrorism that Clinton had been.
Do tell.It is apparent that you and Babs do indeed have a lot in common.
Well, paying attention to your PDBs, continuing the work from the previous administration that you had stalled or planned to veto funding for, putting terrorism as a national security priority and listening to your terrorism experts were a good start.And you have been thrilled with what Bush 43 did regarding U.S. security after 911?